Three Quarters Design Corporation develops products and technology, combining industrial design with engineering to move concepts toward production. Its team brings together experience in robotic and spatial design, user-focused product development, and 3D CAD engineering, with members holding positions at NYU and the Rhode Island School of Design. The company also has experience leading projects for organizations including Verizon, Brown University, and igus.
Matzke ConceptsMatzke Concepts is a mechanical engineering and production-design practice that takes products from early concepts through prototyping, manufacturing design, and production release. Founded by a Carnegie Mellon mechanical-engineering graduate with a particular affinity for robots and manufacturing, the practice has supported projects ranging from medical devices and consumer electronics to industrial automation and planetary rovers. Its work is especially grounded in connecting user interaction with practical production details, helping clients reduce delays and improve how products are built.PITTSBURGH, PA
Martin Mechanical DesignMartin Mechanical Design is a product-development company built around making ideas practical to manufacture. It helps clients move from concept through prototyping into scalable production, while its Jemison DevKit brings the same engineering focus to an experimental drone platform for robotics developers and researchers.NEW YORK, NY
SmartShape DesignFounded in Cleveland in 1989 by Mike Maczuzak, SmartShape Design is an industrial design firm that has grown into an integrated product-development partner. The company works with established and emerging brands to carry ideas from research through production, with a particular strength in products whose physical form, engineering, and user experience must work together.CLEVELAND, OH
ARCHMEK LLCFounded by designer and roboticist Michael Bonakdar, ARCHMEK is a New York company built around keeping design decisions close to the machines that make the finished part. It works with clients ranging from concept-stage teams to customers who already have production-ready files, carrying projects through in-house fabrication without the usual handoff between designer and shop.